Greece has received a strong vote of confidence from markets, with demand for the reopening of its 10-year bond maturing in June 2036 reaching 31 billion euros, sources said.
New price guidance for the issue has been set in the area of 68 basis points over mid-swaps, implying a yield of around 3.76%.
The transaction is seen as particularly significant as it comes amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty driven by the conflict in the Middle East, rising oil prices, and expectations of further interest rate increases by the European Central Bank.
The strong oversubscription underscores continued investor appetite for Greek sovereign debt, despite a more challenging global environment and rising bond yields across markets.
The development is viewed as a further sign of sustained international demand even as volatility persists in global fixed income markets.
Attention now turns to the final pricing of the deal, which is expected to be set later in the day.
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